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The 130 pages that link to Guerrilla warfare, each with the reason it gives.

• Cut Nyak DhienNarrower topic: Acehnese fighters relied on mobility and ambush against Dutch forces with greater resources.

• Francis MarionNarrower topic: Marion’s raids exemplified how irregular forces could disrupt a conventional occupying army.

• GuevarismNarrower topic: It is the central military method Guevarism prescribes.

• Irregular warfareBroader topic: It is a recognizable combat method within many irregular campaigns.

• Lê LợiNarrower topic: Lê Lợi’s forces relied on mobility and local knowledge while Ming forces held major centers.

• M. A. G. OsmaniRelated: Guerrilla operations let Osmani’s forces pressure Pakistani troops before conventional units were ready.

• Molotov cocktailNarrower topic: Improvised incendiaries have been used by irregular forces facing shortages of conventional weapons.

• Naxalite–Maoist insurgencyRelated: Insurgent units use mobility and ambushes against India’s larger security forces.

• Nicolau LobatoRelated: Falintil relied on guerrilla tactics while Indonesian forces controlled the territory.

• Paul von Lettow-VorbeckRelated: His forces used these methods to evade larger Allied armies and prolong the campaign.

• African theatre of World War INarrower topic: Lettow-Vorbeck’s force avoided decisive defeat through raids and repeated withdrawals.

• Battle of AvarayrRelated: After Avarayr, Armenian resistance continued through localized fighting rather than a decisive set-piece battle.

• ChouannerieNarrower topic: Chouan bands used ambushes and rapid dispersal to challenge Republican troops.

• Indochina warsRelated: Insurgent forces used it against French, South Vietnamese, and American armies.

• Kurdistan Workers' Party insurgencyNarrower topic: The PKK’s insurgent campaigns have relied heavily on ambushes, raids, and dispersed units.

• Nzinga of Ndongo and MatambaRelated: Mobile resistance helped Nzinga’s forces withstand a better-equipped colonial opponent.

• Patty HearstRelated: The SLA used revolutionary imagery and tactics that shaped interpretations of Hearst’s involvement.

• Tamara BunkeNarrower topic: The Bolivian campaign sought to build an insurgency through this form of warfare.

• Close-quarters battleCompared with: It describes a strategy and form of warfare, not a particular fighting distance or setting.

• Communist revolutionRelated: Several communist movements built revolutionary strength through rural armed struggle.

• Decolonisation of AfricaRelated: Several liberation movements adopted it when colonial governments rejected negotiated change.

• Defeat in detailCompared with: Dispersion and evasion can deny a conventional force the concentrated target it seeks.

• History of military logisticsCompared with: Decentralized forces can rely on local support and avoid the supply demands of conventional armies.

• History of terrorismCompared with: Terrorist groups may use guerrilla tactics, but the concepts describe different strategic patterns.

• Human wave attackCompared with: Guerrilla forces generally avoid the exposed massed engagements characteristic of human-wave attacks.

• Lanchester's lawsCompared with: Its dispersed engagements often violate the laws' assumptions of sustained force-on-force combat.

• Manuel LozadaNarrower topic: Lozada’s forces used regional mobility to resist government campaigns.

• Phan Đình PhùngRelated: The insurgents relied on dispersed operations rather than matching French forces in conventional battles.

• Quintus SertoriusRelated: Sertorius used mobile tactics to offset Rome’s greater resources.

• South Lebanon conflictNarrower topic: Militant groups used hit-and-run attacks against Israeli and SLA positions.